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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Psychology”

Does early success help or hinder later success?

It is often assumed that great success in youth will translate into the same success in later years. Though I couldn’t help noticing that Gael …

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Want to win: Pick your battles

Sport reflects the competition inherent in life and picking your battles is the lesson we learn from watching Tennis. From Stanislas Wawrinkas recent success at …

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What makes Birdy competitive

OK, this is where I really push the boundaries. I expect you’re wondering how is Birdy, a singer/songwriter competing? Well, for me and this blog, …

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Andre Agassi and Stefanie Graf on the Mysteries of Success

Life is a good teacher, whether you’re a tennis player or not. You just have to ask yourself one question and answer it honestly: is …

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Doping: Plebgate and Troicki

Just listening to the Pleb Gate row and thought it’s very similar to the Troicki affair. It’s all based on hearsay. You can’t police that. …

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Transfer of learning: How I get more done with less effort

During A level PE I learnt about the concept of transfer of learning. The principle that once you have learnt a skill in one area …

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